Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30
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dez1fahl1 f1R several faEna ~ tke tEaol
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haa hen ensflDd. Tha lnnd 10 70 b
sold IN eonssnient tEaets g suit - pur-
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Lasi niRhs wns sort Of aloomy day,
% 20 speak.f huong tha mariners. One
siezmsE, Q tuR and Q EALING vessel ran
aground on Peini Wilsan e Hood tide.
Altar 9 lev hours daily the vessels 80
% sasessafnIly witheas mush apparsni
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o. Wednesday night 9 sAEloE On TIE
ship Eno1s 4o1le threw Q plank oveE-
beard and jumped affair 4 himssif. and
noated ar01na "a ii unf1 next morning
vhen ths MeKwin picked him ap. BE
vaa landed e Haelaek WAese be mads
COED his escape
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TEE steamer gkaeit Ohisf arrived IN
during the Hieht Gnd reported % rAve
sneoanfered heasy sssa below Point
Ths steamship George W. Elder uaa
in port today fr0n Pert Hoody, where
che discharged considerable freight,
and lsft for utsAledy - load . partial
1hs slsamsr Virginia, whieh has besn
undergoing extensive repairs 70 Der ma
chinaFy foF some tins. made trial trip
around the bay yesterday, which proved
to be very successful.
Heavy foes have prevailed Ia ths
Straits for several days pass. Tugs
from there rePort 4 ealm outside. The
brokers have been very bnsi1y engaged
this week In clearing vessels and pro-
curing orews. The hEat fair wind, 10 IL
predicted, viii bring large number Of
vessels inward bound from the Cape.
The ship a. g. Ropes has sailed from
Yokohama for Puee1 Sound.
TIE British bark Martha sailed on
Jane soth for Puget Sound from Shane-
Tbs bark Elsiuoss salad from san
Pedro on last Monday for this port.
The bark Nanaimo, which sailed from
Moodyville for q Chinese port, carried
. cargo Of 80. sSl feet Of lumber, valued
at q, 60l IS.
The baRkentins John Worsses, Captain
Fisher. lumbar laden from Port Aadi-
son for San Pedro, arrived here this
morning IN TOW Of the tug Blakeiy, and
viii pE9ceed % gea under sail on the
turn Of the tide.
The Gillian ship Laura Rosalie. Gap
tain Eeuman, lumber laden from Port
Biakely for Valparaiso, Vas teued
down here last eveninR By the tuR
Tacoma.
The bark Arkvrieht, Captain Kill
maa, tuenty.1y days from San Fran
oiseo, arrived here yesterday, and vas
towed to Utsalady By the tug Tgee dur
Inc the night. She loads Q return cargo
Of lumber.
her cargo Of lumber ct Port Discovery
for San Pedro, and will be towed 10 zee
tonight.
Ths Gillian ship General Bagatano
vas towed into port today BY the tug
Tyee, lumber laden for Valparaiso.
The bark HespeF, Captain PeFcival,
lumber laden from Port Madison for
San Diego. passed down in tow Of the
Ing Queen City, last evening.
The ship Oafoudeles, Captain Stetson,
lumber laden from Port Blakely for
San Diego, arrived here this morning In
'ow Of the tug Mogul, aad after clsaFinR
will be toWed 10 sea.
The Norwegian bark Professor John
lou, Captain Petersen. has secured her
rev and will be towed 30 sea this after
loon b. the tue Blakely. This vesssl d |
,ound 20 Hiio, n. l., where she viii dis /
IharRe half Of her eaFRo, altar which
he proceeds 10 Noumea, New Oaledo-
lia, where the balance Of the cargo I
viii be discharged.
PoRT TowHEKND, Jaly ., 1887.